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The Rappahannock Planners decided at the Commission meeting last Wednesday to begin action on closing a recently discovered loophole in the county Zoning Ordinance.
Planner Newbill Miller informed the Planners at the June Commission meeting that the ordinances included no minimum lot size for RS 1 subdivisions. He warned that this omission allowed land rezoned to RS 1 to be platted in one-acre lot size instead of five acres or 25 acres if the developer put in an approved water and sewer system.
At last week’s meeting, Miller emphasized the ambiguity of county ordinances while restating the need for adding a minimum
RS 1 lotnze.^ He noted that section
of the Subdivision Ordinance requires rezoning to a residential designation for any subdivision containing more than five lots.
Apparent Conflict Section 6-9-1 of the ordinance implies that only subdivisions with lots smaller
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